Indiana Statutes
§ 36-9-25-12 — Basis of fees; measurement of water and sewage usage
Indiana·Title 36 LOCAL GOVERNMENT·Art. 9 TRANSPORTATION AND PUBLIC WORKS·Ch. 25 Sanitation Department in Certain Cities
(a)The fees for the treatment and disposal
of sewage may be based on:
(1)a flat charge for each sewer connection;
(2)the amount of water used on the premises;
(3)the number and size of water outlets on the premises;
(4)the amount, strength, or character of sewage discharged into
the sewers;
(5)the size of sewer connections; or
(6)any combination of these factors or other factors that the board
determines necessary in order to establish just and equitable rates
and charges.
(b)The board may enter into contracts with a water utility
furnishing water service to users or property served in the district
relative to:
(1)ascertaining the amount of water consumed;
(2)the computation of the amount of charge to be billed to each
user or property served;
(3)the billing and collection of th
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